Wednesday, September 7, 2016

[RED DEMOCRATICA] COLOMBIA: Urgente

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Enviado: martes, 06 de septiembre de 2016 9:54 p. m.
Para: Asoc Amerlat
Asunto: COLOMBIA: Urgente

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De: Comunidad de Paz San José de Apartadó
Fecha: 6 de septiembre de 2016, 15:57
Asunto: Urgente
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Paramilitares ocupan nuestros Espacios Comunitarios

Hacemos un llamado urgente a la Comunidad nacional e internacional, por la presencia de contingentes paramilitares en nuestro asentamiento Comunitario en la vereda Arenas Altas y en la vereda la Hoz del Corregimiento de San Jose de Apartado. Lo cual coloca en grave riesgo a nuestras familias y niños.

· El lunes 5 de septiembre de 2016, un contingente de paramilitares portando armas largas y vestidos con prendas militares, se acantonaron en nuestro asentamiento de la Comunidad de Paz en la vereda Arenas Altas. Allí, han amenazado con quedarsen en la región, alegando que tienen todo el aval de la fuerza publica, quienes les han permitido llegar hasta allí con tanta tranquilidad, pues, la fuerza publica les protege.

· Desde hace ya varios días, los paramilitares vienen haciendo presencia en la vereda la Hoz, el lunes 5 de septiembre de 2016, se han instalado en la Escuelita de la vereda, con la retórica de que vinieron para quedarsen. Pues según ellos, nadie les va a sacar.

Ante esta amenaza y zozobra generada por la presencia de huestes paramilitares en nuestros asentamientos Comunitarios, nuestra respuesta como población civil es contundente, rechazamos categóricamente su accionar armado en nuestros espacios de vida y trabajo, a la ves que hacemos un llamado a todas las personas que nos acompañan desde distintas partes del mundo a instar al Gobierno Nacional a parar esta persecución sistemática contra nuestra Comunidad de Paz.

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Tuesday, September 6, 2016

[RED DEMOCRATICA] UN General Assembly holds Eighth Informal Interactive Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect

6 September 2016

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United Nations General Assembly holds Eighth Informal Interactive Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect

On 6 September 2016 the UN General Assembly held a successful Informal Interactive Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect (R2P). The Interactive Dialogue addressed the UN Secretary-General’s eighth annual report on R2P, entitled “Mobilizing Collective Action: The Next Decade of the Responsibility to Protect.”

During the dialogue 68 member states and the European Union delivered statements on behalf of 93 states. The Netherlands delivered a statement on behalf of 49 members of the Group of Friends of R2P. Several countries, including Jamaica and Fiji, spoke for the first time at an R2P interactive dialogue. In addition to member states and the European Union, four civil society organizations, including the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, delivered statements.

H.E. Mr. Mogens Lykketoft, President of the UN General Assembly, opened the dialogue, followed by introductory remarks from UN Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson who celebrated R2P as a signature achievement of the UN and asserted that, “the time has now come to seriously counter and confront crisis and potential crisis situations. There are millions of people looking to the UN for help in a time of dire need, conflict and distress. In the name of humanity and in the spirit of the UN Charter, we must not fail them.”

A panel of experts, including the Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, Mr. Adama Dieng, and two former Special Advisers on the Responsibility to Protect, Dr. Edward Luck and Dr. Jennifer Welsh, presented their perspectives on the key messages in the Secretary-General’s report.

The majority of member states indicated the need for the UN Security Council to observe a code of conduct with regard to mass atrocity situations. A number of participants underscored the importance of ensuring that R2P and mass atrocity prevention remain a priority under the next Secretary-General. While a minority of states challenged application of the principle of the responsibility to protect, the discussion was largely positive with many states indicating their support for placing R2P on the formal agenda of the UN General Assembly and for a General Assembly resolution on R2P.

Member states expressed concern for populations around the world who continue to endure war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and ethnic cleansing as a result of our collective failures to implement the responsibility to protect. Member states further highlighted the erosion of respect for international humanitarian and human rights law, condemning impunity for crimes committed against populations in Syria, South Sudan, Central African Republic and elsewhere.

Dr. Simon Adams, in his statement on behalf of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, emphasized that, “the fact that 65 million people across the world are currently fleeing conflict, atrocities and persecution, reflects a collective failure to adequately protect vulnerable populations in Syria, South Sudan and elsewhere.”

Dr. Adams asserted that despite remaining challenges in implementing the responsibility to protect, “the era of silence and indifference in the face of mass atrocities has ended … it is up to the people and the states represented in this room to consistently uphold their responsibility to protect, and to act where ever and when ever people face the threat of barrel bombs, the machete or the mass grave.”

For the Global Centre’s statement at the interactive dialogue, please see: Statement of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect at the 2016 UN General Assembly Informal Interactive Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect.

To see a summary of the Secretary-General’s report and for more information about the dialogue, please see: UN General Assembly Informal Interactive Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect: “Mobilizing Collective Action: The Next Decade of the Responsibility to Protect,” which will be updated as more statements by member states are received. The Global Centre will be releasing a summary of the interactive dialogue shortly.

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Friday, September 2, 2016

[RED DEMOCRATICA] Trump-Pena Nieto Meeting, Peace in Colombia, the Islamist Spectrum

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Thursday, September 1, 2016

[RED DEMOCRATICA] Edición digital de Quisqueya Internacional [1 Attachment]

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